InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, parent of the budget carrier IndiGo, is set to announce its Q2 FY26 results on 4 November 2025, entering a seasonally weak quarter for Indian airlines.
Brokerage estimates for revenue vary considerably, with forecasts ranging from Rs 17,646 crore to Rs 19,148 crore — implying growth of about 4% to 13% YoY.
While some analysts see moderate profit potential, others factor in a net loss due to pressure on yields, higher costs, and seasonal softness.
Key metrics under the spotlight will include load factor, yield per seat-kilometre, CASK (cost per available seat-kilometre), fleet utilisation and international versus domestic mix.
Operational headwinds such as aircraft engine availability, maintenance costs and fuel price volatility are likely to influence margin outcomes.
In sum, the quarter will test InterGlobe’s ability to manage costs and maintain revenue momentum in less favourable market conditions.
